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Grigora provides a built-in privacy-friendly analytics dashboard where you can monitor traffic, engagement, and performance insights for your clan's website. You can track popular pages, user behavior, and overall site performance. Integration with Google Analytics is also available for more in-depth data. This helps you understand what content resonates most with your clan members and visitors, allowing you to optimize your site effectively.

Create a roster as a Grigora directory. Each member can have typed fields for a gamer tag, avatar, role, main game, platform, rank, and profile links. Because every player uses the same structure, captains can add or update members without rebuilding the roster page or mixing player profiles into ordinary blog posts.

Yes. Ask the AI Editor for a form that collects a recruit's gamer tag, age range, region, platform, preferred role, availability, and profile links. The submission becomes an inquiry for your clan to review; Grigora does not automatically approve the player, add them to Discord, verify rank, or create an in-game membership.

Yes. Use a directory with datetime, opponent, game, event link, and result fields for a structured schedule and results archive, then publish longer recaps through the blog. This keeps past and upcoming matches organized, but scores and brackets must be entered by your team unless you connect and maintain an external data source yourself.

Yes. Add normal buttons and link fields for your community, streams, videos, and tournament pages, or use supported custom code for a third-party embed. Those services remain external: Grigora does not manage Discord roles, Twitch chat, stream alerts, tournament brackets, or the accounts behind those links.

Yes. Grigora Commerce supports physical products with options and variants, so one jersey can offer multiple sizes and colors with separate SKUs and inventory counts. Checkout runs through your connected Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal, or Paddle account. Your clan remains responsible for producing, packing, and shipping the merchandise, with Grigora tracking the order and manual fulfillment status.

Lead with the roster and the next match, because that is what scouts and prospective members check first. Put results in a structured list rather than paragraphs, keep a recruitment form one click from the homepage, and link your streams. Grigora generates that shape from a description and lets you rework it by prompt in the AI Editor.

There is no importer for sites made with the AI builder, so the fastest route is to give it the address of your current site, let it draft a new version from the public pages it can read, and paste your existing roster and match history into the new structured entries; check every page against the original. Keep old page paths where you can, and set redirects for the rest once your domain is connected.

Discord is where members talk, but nothing in it is public or searchable, and a link expires. A site gives recruits somewhere to read about the clan before they join, holds your history and results, sells merch, and keeps an email list that survives a server migration or a platform outage.

Plans start at $15 a month on Starter, or $144 a year, which works out to $12 a month, with Pro at $25 a month. There is a free trial instead of a free forever tier. Merch sales settle into your own Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal, or Paddle account, so the team keeps the revenue minus processor fees.